Summary
Nathan Hausman is an engineering manager and hands-on technical leader with 8 years of experience building and scaling secure, high-throughput distributed systems for privacy-sensitive and financial use cases. He has led teams from founding-engineer stages to a 15-person org as CTO, designing globally resilient transaction ledgers on GCP and architecting AWS/GCP systems for abuse detection and consumer security. Comfortable recruiting, interviewing, and developing senior engineers and managers, he pairs people leadership with deep technical ownership—running real-time detection pipelines and high-volume notification/ETL systems that measurably improved engagement and reduced failures. A former advisor to Facebook security during the 2020 election cycle, he brings practical experience coordinating product, legal, and business stakeholders to automate complex enforcement workflows while preserving privacy. Based in Austin, he combines startup grit with enterprise security discipline and a proven ability to turn ambiguous requirements into scalable, auditable systems.
8 years of coding experience
7 years of employment as a software developer
Computer Science, History, Computer Science, History at United States Air Force Academy
Computer Science Minor, BA Middle Eastern History, Computer Science Minor, BA Middle Eastern History at Stanford University
English, Arabic